Hamilton Honors Senna in Iconic McLaren Run

Lewis Hamilton will drive Ayrton Senna's iconic McLaren MP4/5B at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, celebrating the 30-year legacy of the late driver. This demo run, scheduled for Saturday after the Sprint race, highlights Hamilton's deep connection to Brazil and his admiration for Senna, whom he idolized during his youth. Hamilton describes the experience as "emotional," recalling the headlines from when Senna clinched his second world title in that very car.

The initiative, known as SENNA SEMPRE, encourages fans to honor Senna by dressing in green and yellow, creating a vibrant atmosphere around this tribute. After the demonstration, the car will be displayed near the pit garages, ensuring that Senna's remarkable contributions to racing are remembered by both Brazilian fans and the broader F1 community. Hamilton's dedication to honoring Senna is further emphasized by his own victories at Interlagos and his status as an honorary citizen of Brazil, reflecting the strong bond he shares with the country.